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July 2005 Automatic Success Adept Business and Product update Keith Bailey 513-702-6561 [email protected]

July 2005 Automatic Success Adept Business and Product update Keith Bailey 513-702-6561 [email protected]

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July 2005

Automatic Success

Adept Business and Product update

Keith Bailey513-702-6561

[email protected]

July 2005

Automatic Success

Strengths

2004 Results Application Revenue FY2004

Adept Current Business

• Fortune 500 Customers• 20,000 unit installed base• Smart Servo, Motion and

Vision Automation knowledge• Precision Robotic platforms • Adept V+ & Micro V+ brand • Direct sales & service

• Formed Rockwell / Adept Alliance in factory automation

• Launched new SCARA robot family

• Record SCARA robot unit deliveries in Q3 and Q4

• 25% EU and 35% USA SCARA AMH market share

37%

25%11%

15%12%

Electronic &Semi

Food &Pharma

Automotive

Industrial

OEM

32%8%

60%

Service Robotics MC & Vision

Business Composition - $50M

July 2005

Automatic Success

New Management Team

Robert Bucher, CEOCOO & VP Operations Honeywell Industrial Automation, 25 years in Automation

Robert Strickland, CFO CFO Trend Technologies, 20+ years with manufacturing companies

Matt Murphy, VP Operations & EngineeringADAC & Lockheed Martin, 20 years in Engineering & Marketing

Janine Roth; VP Marketing & Corporate DevelopmentVP Bus Dev Juniper Networks, 20 years in Marketing & Strategy

Joachim Melis, VP Adept Europe Adept Sales & Service, 20 years in Industrial Robotics

Barry Dale, VP of Worldwide SalesVP of sales for Honeywell, 30 years experience in sales mgt.

John Dulchinos, VP & GM of Vertical Markets20 years experience with Adept

Lee Blake, VP & GM Adept ServiceNewport & GE Robot Service, 15 years in Industrial

Automation

Tim Coogan, VP Asia/Pacific 20 years experience with Adept

July 2005

Automatic Success

2005 Product Portfolio

PC ActiveXSoftware

Applications Software

Rockwell PLC Software

Motion Control & Vision

Robotics

SCARA“COBRA”

Cartesian 6-Axis Floor Mount

New Linear Modules

Software

July 2005

Automatic Success

New Product Developments

3D Fast Delivery

OpenMechanisms

Precise Motion

Advanced Vision

Usability

Adept VIPERFlex Robots

Adept L Series

Linear

Modules

MotionBLOX Robot

Controllers

I-COBRA, COBRA-PLCPendant & Adept Desk Top

I-Sight VisionSystems

Application Accessories

July 2005

Automatic Success

Adept 350mm SCARA Product Preview

July 2005

Automatic Success

Adept 350mm SCARA

• Preliminary Specs– 5 KG paylaod– Repeatibility +/- .015 mm– Adept cycle .35 sec or better– Max. inertia .1 Kgm*2 – Standard and clean room versions

• New MotionBlox 44 controller– S Series introduction first

• Introduction in October 2005

Product Preview

July 2005

Automatic Success

Motion Building Blocks

AIB4x

PCSmartController

MB10

MB4x

FireBlox

or

sMI6

July 2005

Automatic Success

MotionBlox Platform

• MB10 – 1 axis distributed amp/controller

• MB4x– MB44 – 4 slot, 4 axis unit

– MB46 – 4 slot, 6 axis unit

• AIB4x – “unpackaged” version of MB4x

• Designed for CE & UL compliance

July 2005

Automatic SuccessMB4x - Robot Controller

• Complete multi-axis robot control system– Power amplifiers, Power control board– MicroV+ servo controller (200 MHz

PowerPC)– 8 KHz servo rate– Inverse kinematics– Coordinated motion and path

interpolation– Diagnostic display– Absolute encoder interface

• Interface to outside world– 220 VAC, 24 VDC– Front panel with E-Stop– RS-232 for PC and MCP– Digital I/O – 12 inputs (2 fast) and 8

outputs

July 2005

Automatic Success

L-Series Modules

July 2005

Automatic Success

July 2005

Automatic Success

L-series Module Introduction

• Three new module series: L18, L12, L08

• Designed as a ‘family‘ – similar construcion, similar appearance

L12 Series

L18 Series

L08 Series

July 2005

Automatic Success

L-series Module Sizes

• The new modules have slightly larger cross sections...

• L18 = 185mm wide, L12 = 125mm wide, L08 = 85mm wide

• Yet shorter overall legnths (see chart below)

• The mounting feet have identical bolt patterns and pitch spacings

• Enables drop-in upgrades or replacementsModule Size Comparison Spreadsheet – In-line modules w/o brakes

ModuleSeries

Module Width(mm)

Carriage Height(mm)

Non-motor end ‘dead

zone’(mm)

Motor end‘dead zone’

(mm)

L18 vs. R-H 185 180 95 90 56.5 65 181.5 225

L12 vs. R-M 125 116 85 85 62 67 233 253

L08 vs. R-S 85 66 70 70 35 57 193 na

July 2005

Automatic Success

Construction Details

• Improved extrusions

• 10% - 100% stiffer in pitch, roll, and yaw

• Less deflection in Y and Z-axis cantelivered configurations

• All units have similar dual rail, four bearing designs

• L12 and L08 modules have greatly

improved carriage stiffness...

• and, improved load ratings

• High quality ball screws and

linear rails – lubricated for life

• Similar belt seal designs

July 2005

Automatic Success

Motor Mount Options

• Every module can be ordered with ‘in-line‘ motor or ‘side-mount‘ motor

• Side mount motors can be ‘left‘ or ‘right‘ side

• L12 & L08 designs are very similar

L18 in-line

L18 left side mount

L18 right side mount

July 2005

Automatic Success

Brake Options

• Optional brake on any module

• L18 & L12 - shaft mounted brakes, located at the non-motor end

• L18 brake adds 20mm, L12 brake adds 18mm to overall length

L12 w/o brake

L12 w/ brake L08 w/o brake

L08 w/ brake

• L08 emplys a motor-brake

• L08 brake adds 53mm

July 2005

Automatic Success

Other Module Options

• Every module can be ordered with choice of ball screw lead

• 10mm and 20mm leads (initial release)

• Future: 5mm leads (all L-series) and high speed 40mm lead (L18 & L12 only)

• Payload, speed, acceleration, resolution will be specified accordingly

• More Stroke Length choices:

• L18: 300, 400, 500, 600, 800, 1000, 1200, 1400, 1600, 1800, and 2000 mm

• L12: 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 800, 1000, 1200, and 1500mm

• L08: 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, and 800mm

• Mounting plates or ‘T‘ slot toe clamps

• Future options:

• Clean room, ESD, Precision grade, others TBDToe Clamp

July 2005

Automatic Success

New L-Series Gantry Support

• Smaller yet stiffer than existing Gantry Support

• Clean room option (future)

• More options for mounting:

• Attach to the end cap of the Y-axis (4 screws)

Or

• Attach to the Y-axis main body extrusion (2 screws)

LG6 Gantry Support Module

LG6 Mount Bracket Assy

July 2005

Automatic Success

New Manufacturing Partner

• Parker Hannifin – Daedal Division, Pittsburgh Pa, USA

• L-series modules have been jointly developed by Adept and Parker

• Parker is vertically integrated:

• All machining is done in-house

• Critical components are KanBan‘d

• 2 week deliveries on standard product

• 4-6 week deliveries on customs

• Possible manufacturing in Germany in 2006

July 2005

Automatic Success

Configurable Part Numbers

• L-series modules are specified via a configurable model number system:

• Example: L18 080 S20 B1 M100 P110

• Module series: L18, L12, L08, or LG6

• Travel length: 010 (100mm), 020, 030,...200 (2000mm)

• Ball screw Lead: S05, S10, S20 (20mm lead), S40

• Brake option: B0 (no brake), B1 (brake option)

• Motor mount configs: M000 (in-line motor, left harness exit)

M100 (in-line motor, right harness exit)

M21x (left motor mount, 1:1 pulley ratio)

M31x (right motor mount, 1:1 pulley ratio)

Mxx1 (dual loop shaft encoder - Future)

• Other options: P0xx (standard), P1xx (Cleanroom - Future)

Px0x (standard), Px1x (Precision – Future)

July 2005

Automatic Success

Configured Systems

• Adept will build & ship pre-configured systems with MotionBlox-10 amps

• Single Axis, two axis, three axis, and four axis Cartesian systems

S1000 System

July 2005

Automatic Success

Two Axis Configured Systems

K2300 System G1100 System

D2300 System

July 2005

Automatic Success

Three Axis Configured Systems

P1230 System

Q2330 System

• Similar Standard configuration offerings

• Custom configurations now possible

July 2005

Automatic Success

Configured Systems Part Numbers

• Systems will also be specified via a configurable number system:

• Example: M12 P1230 SR F3 A2A4 1

• Controls type: M11 MB-10, i-series (future)

M12 MB-10, s-series

• Config Style: S Single axis

D,G,K,X, etc. 2 axis

P,Q, etc. 3 axis

• Axis # and Type: 1 (L18), 2 (L12), 3 (L08)

• Config Orientation: SS, SR, FS, FR Standard, Flipped, or Rolled

• X-axis Mounting: F2, F3, F5 2, 3, or 5 mounting feet

T2, T4, T6 2, 4, or 6 pairs toe clamps

• Cable Kit Lenghts: Ax Defines amp to amp harness

• Gantry: 0 (no gantry support), 1 (gantry support)

July 2005

Automatic Success

Web Based Order Entry System

• New website link hosted by 3D PartStream.NET (a SolidWorks company)

• Users configure each module...

• And, define entire system

July 2005

Automatic Success

Module and System Configuration

• Pull down menus used to define all options and configurations

• Part numbers are generated automatically

• User can view & rotate solid model on the screen…

or, download 2D drawing (.pdf)

or, download solid into their model

(SolidWorks, ProE, IGES, STEP, etc)

• Finally, ‘Request for Quote’ sends the custom BOM to Adept, quote is generated

July 2005

Automatic Success

Shipment Status

Future Developments

• Adept evaluate 1st prototypes of each series:May ‘05• Design verification testing – modules:June ’05• 1st orders accepted (8-10 week lead time):June ’05 • Design verification testing – systems:July ’05• New Website live (initial 3 systems):Aug ‘05• 1st customer shipments: Aug ’05• Lead time for standard systems reduced to 4 weeks:Jan ‘06

• Additional standard options: Cleanroom, ESD Protection, High Precision• Z/Theta Cartesian Systems• Theta Modules• Custom systems for OEM or large volume opportunities